Fact-based story based on crime boss Salavatore 'Sam' Giancana's daughter's autobiography. As titled, the story focuses on Antoniette Giancarlo's troubled relationship with her father and examines their life between 1935 to 1975.
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Title: Mafia Princess (TV Movie 1986)
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| Susan Lucci | ... | Antoinette Giancana | |
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Kathleen Widdoes | ... | Angelina Giancana |
| Tony Curtis | ... | Sam Giancana | |
| Chuck Shamata | ... | Louie | |
| Louis Di Bianco | ... | Jimmy Lucca (as Louie DiBianco) | |
| David McIlwraith | ... | Dr. Raymond Spiros | |
| Tony De Santis | ... | Joey Leone (as Tony DeSantis) | |
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Marsha Moreau | ... | Little Annette |
| Albert Schultz | ... | Phillip | |
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Norma Edwards | ... | School Administrator |
| Ken Pogue | ... | Committee Member | |
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Tom Harvey | ... | David O'Brien |
| Bill Lake | ... | Federal Agent | |
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Laurie Waller-Benson | ... | Nun Administrator |
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John Mackenzie | ... | Hotel Waiter |
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Fact-based story based on crime boss Salavatore 'Sam' Giancana's daughter's autobiography. As titled, the story focuses on Antoniette Giancarlo's troubled relationship with her father and examines their life between 1935 to 1975.
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daughter | organized crime | mob boss | independence | generation gap |Certificate:
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19 January 1986 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
A Princesa da Máfia See more »Company Credits
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You watch this movie and cannot help but wonder why oh why is Tony Curtis not still making movies. He is granitely vulnerable, superbly father/bastard, a mafia don with no none bloodshed even when he gets smoked on his Daughter's 40th birthday. Susan Lucci is beyond perfection and NOT NOT a self-pitying character as the daughter of Italian Nobility. You gotta love Tony and I see him every morning, immemorialized on a Hollywood Freeway embankment. He exudes muscular authority, charisma, James Deaning it for the commuters. There is no Mafia movie in the same class as Mafia Princess. The Godfather is an utter classic but that would be comparing the left foot with the right hand.